Clinton High School - Syllabus Yearbook (Clinton, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1957 volume:

MISS MADELINE P. WOODWORTH, our teacher and friend, who has helped to guide us through our years at Clinton High School, we the graduating class of 1957 dedicate this issue of the Sylla- bus, in appreciation of the time she has spent working with us. In Appreciation We, the members of the class of 1957, have appreciated all the things which people have done for us to make our years at Clinton schools such happy and mem- orable ones. To thank all of them is impossible, because their help started way back, our first day of school to be exact. We would like to thank all our teach- ers, from the first day in the first grade to the last day of our Senior year. We began to realize it last year. No one who isn't in school realizes how much help a teacher is to a student, not even the students themselves until they get to be Juniors or Seniors. They encourage us to get good marks and to further our education. They talk to the students personally about juvenile delinquency and what it can do to our characters in the future. We would like to thank last year’s faculty for providing such good teaching, coaching, and helpful 'suggestions which have helped each and every one of us in such a way that no one but us could express. The Lions Club we wish to thank for helping us and giving us the privilege of putting on the Annual Field Day to provide money for our activity fund so we may enjoy better sports. Next, wewouldlike to say thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Myron Watson for pro- viding a home for so many wonderful teachers, and for making their stay such memorable ones. We also want to give many thanks to Robert Buzzell for the use of his buses which has made our school trips so much more enjoyable. Last, but not least, about the most important group of all is our present faculty. First, there is our principal, Mr. Gilbert Philbrick, who has guided us and has given us many helpful suggestions for making money for our class trip; next, is Miss Madeline Woodworth who has coached our class plays; Miss Margaret Totman, who has coached the glee club and helped us with the school paper; Mrs. Girlandine Libby, who put up with so much from us during the year, and who has made our homeroom so pleasant; and last, but surely not least, is Miss Priscilla Coburn to whom we extend our thanks for helping to make this yearbook possible. All of us Seniors wish you all the best of luck in the coming future. Carlene Bessey '57 '1 Got MY eYis oH JbU PRISCILLA COBURN Commercial Auburn, Maine, School of Commerce One year at C. H. S. MADELINE WOODWORTH Language B.A., Colby College Three years at C.H.S. GILBERT PHILBRICK Principal Science-Math. B.S., University of Me. Two Years at C. H. S. MARGARET TOTMAN History Colby Exchange Leland Powers School of the Spoken Word One year at C.H.S. GIRLANDINE LIBBY Math. Colby College, B.S. Bates College, M.A. Correspondence Courses U. of M. One year at C.H.S. Syllabus Staff Seated: H. York, J. McLellan, E. Drew, A. King, J. Goodwin, L. Philbrick, J. Miller. Standing: G. Watson, R. Carr, G. Foss, C. Bessey, R. Beale, C. Weymouth, B. Gerald, P. LaRocque, L. Hunter, S. Hanscom. Editorial Board Editor-in-Chief...................ANTOINETTE KING 57 Assistant Editor..................JERRY GOODWIN 58 Business Manager------------------GARY FOSS '57 Literary Editor...................ELEANOR DREW 57 Sports Staff......................RICHARD BEALE 9 57 LEROY HUNTER 57 CONNIE WEYMOUTH 57 BEVERLY GERALD '57 Alumni Editor.....................SHERILYN HANSCOM 57 Exchange Editor...................LORETA PHILBRICK 57 Typists...........................CARLENE BESSEY 57 HELEN YORK '57 JOYCE MILLER 57 CAN YOU IMAGINE Richard....................Not with Connie Carlene......................Not Pestering Miss Coburn Roger-----------------------In boot camp Mary------------------------ - Being Noisy Eleanor----------------Not wearing sweaters Beverly---------------Not arguing with Gary Gary-----------------Not playing basketball Sherilyn---------------------------Flirting Leroy----------------Being in school all day Antoinette---------------------Not clowning John-----------------------------Not flirting Joyce------------------At school every day Loreta ----------------------Without Gloria Gerald---------------------Not hiding things Connie-----------------Seen and not heard Helen----------------------------------Being Serious Prunella---------------Taking books home Sponsored by BROOKS TIRE CO., Waterville Editorial Why is it that underclassmen often talk about the Seniors? I frequently hear com- ments such as: She thinks that she is better than anyone else. Just because he is a Senior he can get away with anything. I know when I was an underclassman I heard plenty of comments, and I made a few too! Now that I am a Senior I do not feel any more important or more intelligent than I ever did! Possibly these uncomplimentary remarks originate from the fact that we Seniors lead such busy lives that we do not have so much leisure time to spend with the others. When we come right down to it, our Senior year is usually the year that we settle down to do things for ourselves. As editor-in-chief of the yearbook staff, I can truthfully say that I have plenty on my mind both day and night, but I am not griping about it. Sure, I spent many nights at the schoolhouse until ten or eleven o'clock trying to get the yearbook ready and the material sent out on time. There were also times when 1 nad one section to send, but at the last minute, 1 discovered a picture missing, or I had forgotten to tell someone I wanted his write-up at a certain time. As a whole, though, I enjoyed every minute of my work on the yearbook. I would like to thank the Senior class for giving me the honor and privilege of par- ticipating in such a rewarding experience. I sincerely hope that my classmates have as many happy memories of high school as I. I have been hearing rumors lately about the Consolidation of Schools, especially since Albion High School burned. As I understand it, the towns of Clinton, Unity, Albion, Benton, are the towns interested in the Consolidation of Schools. I think that is the cheapest way for the tax payers of these communities to get around the school problem. It would be great, be- cause there would be more courses available, and also more sports in which to partici- pate; such as; basketball, baseball, hockey, skiiing, track, etc. But, on the other hand, how would we be able to stay after school to practice if we live five or six miles from the gym? I think that it would be a good idea for the townspeople to get together and really support this project. Antoinette King '57 Editor-in-Chief Consolidation Jerry Goodwin '58 Assistant Editor C. Bessey, President; A. King, Treasurer; H. York, Secretary; G. Watson, Vice President. RICHARD BEALE Basketball - ------------1,3,4 Basketball Manager-----... 2 Baseball - - -3 One Act Play-----------------3 Syllabus Staff---------------4 Boys' State----.........3 Glee Club---------------- ... 3 Stage Manager--------- -1,2,3 CARLENE BESSEY Basketball - -- -- -- - -1,2,3,4 Softball.....................1,2,3,4 Our Miss Brooks ------------------3 Class President --- - 3,4 Class Secretary--------------------2 Student Council------------------l Honor Roll---------------------1,3,4 Syllabus Staff---------------------4 ROGER CARR Our Miss Brooks ..............3 One-Act Play - - - -2 Glee Club ------------------- 2 Stage Manager------------------4 Syllabus Staff-----------------4 MARY CUSHMAN Syllabus Staff............... 4 Our Miss Brooks ----------------3 dee Club ....................... 3 Twixteen ...................... 4 ELEANOR DREW Basketball-----------------1,2,3,4 Softball---------------------- it2 Tiger Tales......................3 Our Miss Brooks - -- -- -- - 3 Twixteen --------------------- 4 Freshman Reception Committee - 2 Honor Roll-----------------------1 GARY FOSS Basketball------------------1,2,3,4 Baseball.................1,2,3,4 Glee Club.....................1,2,3 Honor Roll---------------1,2,3,4 Student Council-------------------2 Our Miss Brooks -----------------3 Twixteen -......................4 Syllabus Staff------------------ 4 BEVERLY GERALD T Honor Roll...............1,2.3.4 Cheerleading---------- - - - 1,2,3,4 Our Miss Brooks ---------- 3 Twixteen -----------------... 4 One-Act Play---------------- - - 3 Class President -- ---------....4 Student Council ----------------3 Softball -- - 2 Syllabus Staff - -- -- -- -- - 4 Glee Club.................1,2,3,4 Field Day Committee----------- - 2,4 Girls’ State------------------ 3 Queen Candidate---------- 2 SHERILYN HANSCOM Civics Club-------------------------3 Glee Club ------------------------3,4 Softball....................1.2.3,4 Basketball....................1,2,3,4 Syllabus Staff------------------ 4 LEROY HUNTER Basketball -------------1,2,3,4 Baseball................1.2,3,4 Student Council President--------4 Civics Club Treasurer------------4 Class Vice President-------------3 Our Miss Brooks ---------------3 Twixteen --------------------- 4 Syllabus Staff - -------------- 4 Field Day Committee----------2,3,4 ANTOINETTE KING Honor Roll----------------1,2,3,4 Class President------------------ 2 Class Treasurer----------------- 4 Basketball ----------------- 2,3,4 Softball..................1,2,3,4 Cheerleading----------- - 1,2,3,4 Glee Club...................1.2,3,4 Class Marshal---------------------3 Our Miss Brooks --- - -3 Twixteen” ---- ------------------4 Syllabus Staff--------------------4 PRUNELLA LA ROC QUE Honor Roll-----------------------4 Glee Club----------------------3,4 Syllabus Staff-------------------4 Freshman Reception Committee - 2 JOHN McLELLAN Basketball-----------------1,2,3,4 Baseball.................1,2,3,4 Honor Roll --------------1,2,3,4 Syllabus Staff-------------------4 Our Miss Brooks”............... 3 Twixteen .......................4 Devilstone ---------------------1 Student Council--------------1,2,3 Boys State . .................. 3 JOYCE MILLER Our Miss Brooks -----------------3 Freshman Reception Committee - 2 Syllabus Staff--------------------4 Tiger Tales---------------------- 4 GERALD WATSON Basketball---------------------3,4 Baseball---------------------2,3,4 Civics Club, Vice President - - - 4 Class Vice President-------------4 Class Secretary -- --------------3 Devil stone ---------.....------i Our Miss Brooks ----------------3 Stage Manager------------------ 4 One-Act Play----------------- --2 Syllabus Staff - - 4 Reid Day Committee-------------3,4 CONSTANCE WEYMOUTH Honor Roll---------------------1,4 Cheerleading --- ------------2,3,4 Basketball -- - -- -------1,2,3,4 Softball .. -..............1,2,3,4 One-Act Play-----------------2,3,4 Devil stone” — -----------------1 Our Miss Brooks --- -----------3 Student Council----------------2,4 Class Treasurer------------------1 Syllabus Staff----------------- 4 Glee Club------------------1,2,3,4 Fteshman Reception Committee - 2 HELEN YORK Honor Roll-------------------2,3,4 Tiger Tales -- - 3,4 Our Miss Brooks ----------------3 Twixteen -----------------------4 Devilstone ---------------------1 School Reporter--------------2,3,4 One-Act Ray-------------------- 2 Freshman Reception Committee - 2 Basketball -- ----------------- 2 Queen of Field Day---------------4 Girls’ State................... 3 Reid Day Committee---------2,3,4 Syllabus Staff - ----------------4 Class Secretary------------------4 Glee Club........................4 Class History We, the members of the class of 1957, entered Clinton High School in September 1953, eager to start our high school careers. Later on, we lost one of our members. At our first meeting, we elected the following class officers: President, Beverly Gerald; Vice President, Lawrence Pooler; Secretary, Beryl Rediker; and Treasurer, Constance Weymouth. Our Student Council representatives were Carlene Bessey and John McLellan. The first event was our Freshman Initiation and Reception, an event we will always remember. We were sworn in as full-pledged. Representing our class on the basketball teams were; Carlene Bessey, Alberta Proctor, Constance Weymouth, Eleanor Drew, John Tapley, Lawrence Pooler, Gary Foss, Scott Howard, John McLellan, and Leroy Hunter. Richard Beale was one of the managers. There were four cheerleaders from our class: Beverlv Gerald, Janet Starbird, Antoinette King, and Beryl Rediker. We put on a play entitled The Devilstone with the following in the cast: Helen York, Constance Weymouth, Janet Starbird, Johnny McLellan, Scott Howard, and Gerald Watson. In September 1954, we enrolled again with twenty-eight members. Later, we lost eight of our members. At our first class meeting, with Miss Woodworth as our advisor, we elected the following officers: President, Antoinette King; Vice President, Prunella LaRocque; Secretary, Carlene Bessey; Treasurer, Scott Howard. Our class was first represented on the Student Council by Beryl Rediker; later, Constance Weymouth and Gary Foss served as our representatives. Our first activity was initiating the incoming freshmen which was most successful. The following members of our class participated in sports; Gary Foss, Leroy Hunter, Lawrence Pooler, Scott Howard, John McLelland, Helen York, Constance Weymouth, Carlene Bessey, Antoinette King, Eleanor Drew, and Alberta Proctor. We were also represented on the cheering squad by Antoinette King, Beverly Gerald, and Constance Weymouth. In September 1955, we enrolled for our third year with twenty members; but later, we lost three. We elected the following officers at our first class meeting: President, Carlene Bessey; Vice Resident, Leroy Hunter; Secretary, Gerald Watson; Treasurer, Richard Beale. We were represented on the Student Council by Beverly Gerald and John McLellan. Miss Chandler was our class advisor. We put on a three-act comedy entitled Our Miss Brooks which was coached by Miss Woodworth. All the class participated. September 1956, we enrolled with seventeen members. At our first class meeting, we elected the following officers: President, Carlene Bessey; Vice President, Gerald Watson; Secretary, Helene York; Treasurer, Antoinette King. Our class representatives on the Student Council were Leroy Hunter and Constance Weymouth. We started our activities with our Senior play entitled Twixteen” which was coached by Miss Woodworth. In November, we had a Thanksgiving Ball at which time we gave a turkey to the lucky person holding the lucky clothespin. The following members of our class are participating in sports: Leroy Hunter, Gerald Watson, Richard Beale, John McLellan, Gary Foss, Eleanor Drew, Constance Weymouth, Carlene Bessey, and Antoinette King. Antoinette King, Constance Weymouth, Beverly Gerald, represented our class on I have a secret place that I go to when I am troubled, sad or have a desire to get away from people. This secret place is set in the earth. It looks as though it were a sunken kingdom. It is surrounded by a round wall of crystal stones with patches of moss. The door is similiar to the wall. I'm the only person who has a key and knows the way. When I am inside, it gives me a feeling of being in dreamland. I sink in as I step on the short, soft green carpet of grass. As I look around I see the queen, like flowers all over the ground. The wall is covered with red balls of roses climbing upward. The wishing well in the middle of the garden is also covered with roses. The well is of crystal and encircled by a bench of the same crystal. As I sit on the bench I can put my hand in the clear, cool water. One day after a shower of rain a beautiful rainbow appeared in the sky. The rain- bow plus the red, hot sun was reflected in the crystal well. A last lonely drop of rain fell whirling the rainbow and the sun around and around. Would you want to leave a place like this? the cheering squad. Helen York ‘57 Linda Welch Grade 8 H. York J. Miller G. Watson R. Carr L. Hunter C. Bessey B. Gerald S. Hanscom J. McLellan P. LaRocque E. Drew L. Philbrick %A ' M. Cushman R. Beale C. Weymouth G. Foss Inside Information NICKNAME WEAKNESS CAN BE FOUND. AMBITION FAVORITE SAYING SONG Richard Beale Rick Connie Telephone Booth Air Force Why shouldn't I be Young Love Carlene Bessey Biscuit Cider Watsons Wait for Scon Can you imagine OH! Priscilla Roger Carr Rog Physics Class Fairfield To graduate Ain't that right Honey Love Mary Cushman Mary Roy Home Marry Roy Oh, beans For Ever and Ever Eleanor Drew Angel It's against the law to tell In a sweater Be a Model No Love Me Gary Foss Fossdick Saving money At the town hall Phys. Ed. teacher Man Alive ? Beverly Gerald Bev Gary On the phone To go to College Don't be Stupid Honey Chile Sherilyn Hanscom Sherrill Being Quiet Home To be a WAC Hi! Beyond the Sunset Leroy Hunter Hunt Eleanor At Swansons Attend U. of M. Somethin' fierce Walking in the Rain Antoinette King Annie Sailors Morrison Ave. To Nail Donnie Did you ever? Young Love John McLellan Johnny Fishing Two-Timing To go to College Holy cow Poor Boy Joyce Miller Jo Gene Home Go to Tennessee Oh, Sugar I'll Walk the Line Loreta Philbrick Rita Lester Home College Older than the hills It is No Secret Gerald Watson Admiral Airplanes Down cellar To be an Admiral For Gosh Sakes Cindy Constance Weymouth Connie Writing Letters On the phone Nurse He's a character Too Much Helen York Hel Steve In Clinton To be a Success I didn't do it Don’t For- bid Me Prunella LaRocque Prudy Larry With Larry X-Ray Tech. No Sweat Dreaming Class Will We, the Seniors of Clinton High School, of the town of Clinton, county of Kennebec, State of Maine, declare our last will and testament in the following manner: 1. To the Juniors, we leave our quietness and our studying ability. 2. To the Sophomores, we leave our ability to attend school daily. 3. To the Freshmen, we leave our ability to crack jokes. 4. To Mr. Philbrick, we leave Gerald's model airplane. Now you can have one of your own to smash up. 5. To Miss Totman, we leave our power of getting around. 6. To Miss Woodworth, we leave our interest in English. Boy, she doesn't know how interested we were about things going on-on the OUTSIDE. 7. To Miss Coburn, we leave our ability to flirt. 8. To Mrs. Libby, we leave the lab. No one knows what she has put up with. 9. To Marianne Barrett, Pat Christiano, and Marjorie Higgins; we, Carlene Bessey and Antoinette King, leave our ability to write shorthand - FAST! 10. To Joanne Stinson and Linda Gordon, we, Gerald Watson and Mary Cushman, leave our ability of blushing. 11. To Jerry Goodwin, I, Johnny McLellan, leave my map to guide him to Unity; if it isn't worn out by then. 12. To Dwayne Gray, I, Eleanor Drew, leave my blonde hair. 13. To Donna Ward, I, Connie Weymouth, leave my speedy ability to get around in a hurry. 14. To Wayne Crummett, I, Gary Foss, leave my ability to save money. 15. To David Watson, I, Roger Carr, leave my ability to serve in the Armed Forces. 16. To Phillip Adams, we, Leroy Hunter and Beverly Gerald, leave our quick tempers. 17. To Peter Fuller and Eleanor Stewart, we, Richard Beale and Helen York, leave our singing ability. 18. To Carolyn Bean, Janice Russell, and Cyndra Wishart, we, Loreta Philbrick and Sherilyn Hanscom, leave our ability to chase boys. 19. To Sandra Foss and Mary Lou Peters, we, Joyce Miller and Prunella LaRocque, leave our ability of staying out of school. Carlene Bessey '57 Gerald Watson '57 Senior Initials G.A.W. Gone Airplane Wild R.E.C. Receive Early Conduct M.E.C. May End Clobbered J.R.M. Just Remind Me L.W.H. Long Way Home M.H.Y. Many Happy Years S.M.H. Shall Manage, However P.D.L. Pass Down Larry R.E.B. Real Excellent Boy B.L.G, Beware, Lover Girl g.w.f. Gosh, What Fun A.R.K. Always Romantic Kind E.J.M. Enjoys Just Men E.J.D. Enjoys Just Darkness L.A.P. Loves A Party C.E.W. Can't Ever Win C.F.B. Come Faster, Boys Too YoUWa To T4HGO- Junior Class First row: B. Leighton, C. Proctor, J. McKenney, M. Barrett, L. Gordon, D. Gray, N. Raymond, P. Christiano, H. Lombard. Second row; J. Levensailor, R. Proctor, T. Han- scom, D. Watson, R. Stewart, D. King, R. Locke, J. Goodwin, W. Crummett, J. Star- bird. We started the year with 20 members. Dwayne Gray, President; Linda Gordon, Vice President; Marianne Barrett, Secre- tary; and John McKenney, Treasurer. Jerry Goodwin and Marjorie Higgins represented our class on the Student Council. Basketball boys are: John McKenney, Tilton Hanscom, Jerry Goodwin, and David Watson. Girls basketball: Linda Gordon and Marianne Barrett. Cheerleaders: Linda Gordon and Marjorie Higgins. Our class advisor is Miss Totman. Sophomores First row; D. Ward, S. Christiano, C. Sherburne, W. Welch, E. Stewart, S. Hanscom, P. Gauthier, E. Swanson, M. Peters. Second row: C. Bowman, D. Bowman, N. Mc- Lellan, R. Beale, P. Adams, J. Frost, E. Irish, F. Gorey, B. McGraw. Third row: W. lessor, S. Foss, P. Fuller, C. Weymouth, J. Russell. There are 24 members in the Sophomore Class. The Sophomores held their first class meet- ing in the Commercial Room with Miss Coburn as our class advisor. The officers were elected as follows: President, William Welch; Vice President, Carolyn Sherburne; Treasurer, Sophie Hanscom; Secretary, Eleanor Stewart. The only cheerleader from the Sophomore Class is Eleanor Swanson. The following boys from the Sophomore Class tried out for J.V. basketball: Philip Adams, Peter Fuller, Eugene Irish, and Billy Welch. The only boy on the Varsity team from our class is Neal McLellan. The following girls tried out for basketball; Donna Ward, Eleanor Swanson, Carolyn Sherburne and Eleanor Stewart. Sandra Foss and Patricia Gauthier quit latei on. The Sophomore Class voted for Eleanor Swanson and Francis Gorey to be on the Student Council. Sandra Foss and William Welch were elected King and Queen for the Field Day. Freshmen First row; M. Beale, C. Wlshart, B. Carr, T. Weymouth, M. Ramsdell, S. Chase, A. Page, J. Russell, J. Stinson, C. Bean, E. Walker, B. Giles. Second row; J. Simons, K. Knowlton, S. Wright, J. Taylor, M. Nash, W. Fuller, W. Ricker, P. Wright, P. York, S. McKenney, J. Nichols, W. Gordon, N. Vincent. Third row; D. Proctor, N. Braley, D. Hunter, B. Frost, J. Lombard, L. Philbrick. In the fall we began with 37 members, later Lloyd Ryder, Louise Locke, Arthur and Manley Raymond, Warren Greenough, and Robert McAllister dropped out. We elected the following for our class officers; President, Alart Page; Vice President, Sandra Chase; Treasurer, Timothy Weymouth; Secretary, Myrtle Ramsdell. Mrs. Libby acted as our class advisor. The following girls and boys represented our class in basketball; Mary Beale, Carolyn Bean, ftenda Can, Sandra Chase, Janice Russell, Maryanne Nash, Joanne Stinson, Nancy Vincent, Edith Walker, Cyndra Wishart and Peggy York, Norris Braley, William Fuller. Will- iam Gordon, Dwayne Hunter, John Taylor, Timothy Wey- mouth, David Proctor, Ste- phen McKenney. Mary Beale was our cheerleader. Eighth Grade First row; A. Fuller, J. Fisher, K. Johnson, D. Taylor, M. Steeves, B. Frost, G. Gorey, G. Flood, T. Proctor, D. Green, M. Raymond. Second row: R. Nash, L. Hunter, C. Frost, M. Vincent. C. Perry, D. Shieves, W. Towers, L. Page, L. Welch, R. Bean, J. Christiano. Third row: D. Proctor, L. Goodrich, M. Raymond, A. Raymond, T. Weymouth. � At the first meeting of our class we elected the following officers: Malcolm Steeves, Presi- dent; Jordan Williams, Vice President; Rolfe Frost, Secretary; David Taylor, Treasurer. Our activities this year have consisted of three roller skating parties, a trip to the Pinecrest Hatchery and six fudge sales. A Christmas play was presented in the seventh grade room called The Christmas Family. Earlier in the year the play Gregory Grammar Accuses was presented. Our motto, flower, and class colors have been chosen for graduation. MRS. KATHLEEN YORK Sponsored by DAKIN'S, Waterville Seventh Grade a First row: B. Carr, V. Beale, M. Walker, L. Hanscom, C. Bean, P. Whitten, A. Witham, S. Frost, E. Poulin, N. Patterson, L. Tuttle, L. Barrett. Second row; R. Frost, R. Sherburne, R. Philbrick, C. Nelson, V. Rand, R. Bean, N. Fitzpatrick, C. Merrill, C. Scott, I. Witham, V. Frost, W. Greene, R. Bean, C. Bessey, D. Wood, R. Proctor, C. Cates. Third row: A. Good- rich, R. Proctor, H. Irish, W. Wright, W. Pelliter, R. Wright, D. Taylor, G. Knowlton, D. Ramsdall. President - — Vice President Secretary - - - Treasurer - - - Librarian------ Prudence Whitten ----Coleen Bean - - - Sonya Frost - - Arie Witham Russell Sherburne CURRENT EVENT CLUB President-------- -Robert Philbrick Vice President-------------- Camilla Bessey Secretary------------------- Caron Nelson Treasurer-------------------Veronica Rand Basketball players are as fol- lows: Arie Witham, Ira Wit- ham, Lawrence Barrett, Neil Fitzpatrick, George Knowlton, Ralph Proctor, Russell Sher- burne, Blair Frost. Cheer- leader: Sonya Frost. MRS. DOROTHY WHITTEN Sponsored by THIBAULT, Waterville President Leroy Hunter Vice President------------Connie Weymouth Secretary-Treasurer - - - Marjorie Higgins School Reporter--------------- -Helen York Our Student Council this year is made up of twelve members. Two representatives from each class, the President from the Junior and Senior Classes and a member from the seventh and eighth. The student council co-sponsored the Field Day which was very successful. Seated: P. York, J. Goodwin, C. Weymouth, L. Hunter, H. York, E. Swanson, and F. Gorey. Standing: N. Braley, C. Bessey, D. Gray, J. Christiano, and L. Barrett. Sponsored by FENTON'S DINER, Clinton Glee Club First row: E. Stewart, S. Hanscom, J. Stinson, M. Barrett, B. McGraw. Second row: S. Han- scom, M. Peters, A. King, H. York, S. Foss, D. Ward, B. Gerald, C. Weymouth, R. Beale, G. Foss, P. York, J. Ftost, J. Russell, N. Vincent, S. Christiano, P. LaRocque, S. Chase. Third row: C. Sherburne, P. Christiano, C. Bean, E. Swanson, C. Proctor, J. Taylor, R. Proctor, N. McLellan, P. Adams, L. Starbird, D. Gray, B. Frost, L. Gordon, C. Wishart, C. Bowman. Civics Club First row: D. Ward, C. Sherburne, S.Foss, G. Watson, L. Hunter, L. Gordon, R. Beale. M. Peters, S. Christiano, P. Gauthier. Second row: E. Swanson, D. Bowman, J. Frost, E. Irish, W. Welch, P. Adams, R. Beale, F. Gorey, P. LaRocque, C. Bowman, S. Hanscom. Third row: B. McGraw, W. Lessor, P. Fuller, N. McLellan, C. Weymouth, J. Ramsdall, E. Stewart, E. Drew. ■'SHAKE, WT .E KIT The Clinton High Tigers started their season right on schedule this year as usual. The first week of November found the Varsity players waiting for the hall to open so they could get start- ed. This year the Varsity had quite a few of their last year's team back. They were as follows: Leroy Hunter, John McLellan, Gary Foss, Gerald Watson, and Richard Beale; all Seniors. John Me Kenney, Jerry Goodwin, and Tilton Hanscom; who were Juniors. Newcomers to the Varsity squad were Richard Proctor, a Junior, and Neal McLellan, a Sophomore. The Varsity also had two alternates this year for most of the games and tournaments. They were: Norris Braley and Billy Fuller, who this year were a great help to the squad. The Tigers had a total of 10 wins and 9 losses. SCHEDULE TEAM WE THEY TEAM WE THEY No. Anson 42 44 Coburn 72 38 Litchfield 85 33 Leavitt 52 50 Brooks 59 68 Harmony 93 53 Richmond 51 59 Oakland 53 49 Harmony 84 56 M.C.I. 61 71 Brooks 52 68 Richmond 45 53 Alumni 55 48 No. Anson 59 64 M.C.I. 54 65 Litchfield 81 25 Cobum 61 27 Oakland 65 74 Leavitt 52 50 REGIONAL PLAYOFF Clinton 29 New Sharon 37 Sponsored by AL COREY'S, Waterville VARSITY INDIVIDUAL SCORES NAME GAMES Hunter 18 Foss 19 J. McLellan 16 J. McKenney 15 Beale 16 Goodwin 16 Ftoctor 19 Han scorn 10 fraley 13 N. McLellan 9 Fuller 10 G. Watson 7 POINTS GAME AVG 428 22.52 219 10.45 144 10.95 89 6.8 63 3.9 51 3.56 90 4.73 29 2.9 47 3.6 12 1.33 34 3.4 17 2.4 Left to right: D. Proctor, P. Fuller, D. Hunter. J. Taylor, P. Adams. D. King, D. Watson, W. Fuller, W. Welch, T. Weymouth, S. McKenney, W. Gordon, N. Braley. In November our coach, Mr. Fred Patterson, was met by twenty boys. We were all looking forward to a good season. Our season was off to a good start. In our first game we beat North Anson. We played eleven games and won seven, giving us a record of seven wins and four losses. Sponsored by BILL'S SERVICE STATION - Waterville J.V S INDIVIDUAL SCORES Braley 11 168 15.27 W. Fuller 11 86 7.8 Gordon 10 74 7.4 Hunter 7 52 7.4 Watson 8 49 6.1 Me Kenney 11 57 5.18 Weymouth 11 42 3.8 Welch 6 15 2.5 Adams 3 5 1.66 Irish 3 2 0.66 Proctor 3 2 0.66 P. Fuller 3 0 0.00 Taylor 3 0 0.00 SCHEDULE WE THEY North Anson 66 15 Waterville Junior High 33 50 M. C. I. 40 46 Oakland 49 48 Leavitt 40 34 St. Joseph 62 47 Waterville Junior High 40 56 Leavitt 38 47 M. C. I. 56 44 North Anson 40 23 Oakland 54 48 Sponsored by NEON SIGNS LAD. - Waterville Girls Team Kneeling: P. Gauthier, S. Chase, E. Stewart, E. Drew, E. Swanson, C. Weymouth, L. Gordon, A. King, C. Bessey, M. Barrett, S. Hanscom. Standing: Coach P. Coburn, P. Christiano, E. Walker, C. Wishart, D. Ward, B. Carr, M. Nash, P. York, J. Russell, N. Vincent, C. Sherburne, C. Bean, M. Beale, J. Stinson, Manager D. Watson. When basketball got under way in November, Mr. Philbrick and Miss Coburn, our coaches, were welcomed by twenty-four girls. Those on first team are (guards) C. Weymouth, E. Drew, J. Russell, (forwards) C. Bessey, A. King, and E. Swanson. We1 started our season with a win over Litchfield. This was followed by three more wins giving us a record of four wins out of nine games. Taking everything into consideration, we feel we had a very successful season. We are looking forward to an even better record next year. INDIVIDUAL SCORING GAMES POINTS AVERAGE Bessey 9 183 20.3 King 9 111 12.3 Swanson 9 97 10.7 Ward 4 4 1.0 Barrett 1 1 1.0 Sherburne 1 0 0.0 SCHEDULE WE THEY WE THEY Litchfield 74 62 Alumus 32 20 Brooks 39 57 Harmony 43 44 Richmond 57 54 Richmond 44 52 Harmony 30 71 Litchfield 52 11 Brooks 31 51 Sponsored by EDDIE'S BARBER SHOP - Waterville Cheerleading At the first meeting of the cheerleaders, Miss Cobum volunteered to serve as coach. As we lost a cheerleader last year at graduation time, Mary Beale was chosen from these who tried out for cheering. The faculty selected Antoinette King as our head cheerleader. Linda Gordon and Margie Higgins were unable to attend the first games because of injuries received in an automobile accident. The game before Christmas, Linda again joined us, but much to our regret, Margie was unable to cheer with us this year. However, we know that she was with us in spirit. We all feel that we have had a successful season in spite of the fact that we lost one of our best rooters. Sponsored by DRAPEAU'S - Waterville 'YIE i. ns m E To Go BROS. GENERAL CONTRACTING SNOW REMOVAL FRANK A. LEE Phone 36-8 ELLIS K. 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Guess your right, said one of the boys, say, how much money do we need any- Mary replied, I don't know for sure, but I'd say close to $1,300. How much do we have? someone else asked. $600 or more, I guess; stated Mary. We’d better get busy and have a few dances, someone added. Yes, that's true enough. Everytime we suggest something, they say it's a very good idea, but do it yourself, in other words, Sue added. Do it yourself, but with little help from adults. It's usually a flop, too. Too bad our parents cannot help. I don't know about the rest of you, but I'm tired of this, Mary said. They made it to New York and had a wonderful time. While on their way, someone thought up this rhyme: I'm just a little maple tree sitting firm and tall Through summer, winter, spring, and even through the fall One day a robin came, to build a little nest, For him, his mate, and their little chicks to rest. Now I am happy as you would probably know. For the birds made their home here and said they'd never go. way? Do it yourself was all we heard, And do it yourself we did, But when it came to a chaperon We took a grade teacher instead Constance Weymouth '57 Theresa Pooler Grade 8 IK ftrti � «rbooA. Art IAHC MAP lAHOf PtMIKHMO COMPANY OAll AS If XAS Sponsored by P. O. ESSO STATION - Waterville Ixvv Myri-MImi tUi p 'fiAi v